Reality TV News

HOLE IN THE WALL, the body-bending, mind-twisting, global game show phenomenon from AMERICAN IDOL producers FremantleMedia North America, will premiere Thursday, Sept. 11 (8:00-9:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX.

HOLE IN THE WALL became an instant ratings success story on-air and online after launching on Japan’s Fuji TV in July 2006, where it continues to rank No. 1 in its timeslot. The format swiftly created waves around the world, with FremantleMedia currently producing versions in Argentina, Australia, Brazil, China, Colombia, Denmark, Germany, Hong Kong, India, Israel, Malaysia, Mexico, Russia, Sweden and the U.K.

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Big Brother 10 Episode 12 -The Game Changes on Day 31
 
Words by Nikki Maria
 
It's eviction day! Jessie and Memphis are on the chopping block. But April promised Jessie that he is safe from eviction - and believes that her alliance will vote to send Memphis home per her wish. However, Keesha and Libra would like to send Jessie packing, because if he remains in the house, he'll go after the both of them for sure. Meanwhile, Memphis says that there is no more alliance, and it's time for him to start

By: Mary Cavaliere

I didn’t bother to blog last night’s performance show because let’s face it.  All four of these dancers are brilliant and all four deserve to be where they are and all four deserve the title.  But obviously only one could win the competition.  Rather than commenting on their dance routines or solos for last night I’m going to focus more on their personal interviews and who they are as individuals.  But I can’t move on to that without saying one thing about the Russian dance

By: Mary Cavaliere

Tonight was the finale for this season’s Last Comic Standing.  The five final comics - MARCUS, LOUIS RAMEY, ELIZA SHLESINGER, JIM TAVARE and JEFF DYE competed last week and tonight we learned the results of America’s vote.  Only I am having trouble with believing America is really the one who voted.

As I said last week I thought the winner was a no brainer and if it wasn’t Marcus or Jeff Dye I swore to not tune into Last Comic Standing next season.  Well, there is NO way I can

Holly and Jimmy Tafoya's three rambunctious boys have them at wits' end. James, 7, and Tyler, 5, like to play violent videogames (even ones rated "Teen" or "Mature") at their friends' houses and then re-enact the violent scenarios in their play. Little Ryan, 2, is poised to follow in their footsteps. James lies constantly, and all the boys tend to slip out of Mom's supervision, whether at home or elsewhere. Unfortunately Jimmy's parenting style tends towards yelling, cursing at the children and hitting. Holly makes James swallow liquid soap to teach him a lesson,